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Sights in Yunomae, Kumamoto
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Ushio Shrine and Sai Shrine

Called the breast deity. Breast-shaped offerings are said to improve milk; visiting both shrines brings marital harmony and descendants.
Jozen-ji Amida Hall

Kumamoto's oldest wooden building and national important cultural property, said built in 1222-1224, with a thatched hip roof.
Yunomae Manga Art Museum

Museum preserving works of late Yunomae political cartoonist Ryosuke Nasu, about 7000 pieces, with a restored study corner.
Yunomae Manga Library

Free manga library of about 4,000 books, with Kumamoto artists' corner, signatures, and a tent facing the local railway.
Shimosato Odaishi Hall

Mid-17th-century thatched Kobo Daishi hall on former Kisshoin grounds; repairs finished in 2023.
Odaishi-do

Daishi hall kept through faith from lords to commoners. Hinoki single-block Kobo Daishi statue, said to be from Kissho-in Temple.
Ichifusayama Jingu Lower Shrine (Satomiya Shrine)

Shrine for people unable to climb to the main shrine on Mount Ichifusa.
Shitamachi Bridge

Historic single-arch stone bridge in Yunomae, built in 1906, about 17 meters long and 3 meters wide; town cultural property.
Josen-ji (Joshin-ji)

Kamakura-period temple in Yunomae; its Amida Hall is the prefecture's oldest wooden building and a national Important Cultural Property.